Consider the following snippet which passes json string with ascii value 5
(0x35), and expects deserialization result to be an integer.
ObjectMapper o = new ObjectMapper();
String json = "\"5\""; // notice json string rather than json number
Integer result = o.readValue(json, Integer.class); // expect throws
for wrong type
System.out.println("Hello world!");
In default configuration this does not seem to throw mismatch exception.
Which of the flags should be used to prevent type coercion? For enums I
found FAIL_ON_NUMBERS_AS_ENUMS, but I couldn't seem to find an equivalent
for general coercion.
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